06:03, 8/7 Gray Catbird with Northern Cardinal in the background! #cornellfeeders

06:09, 8/7 The morning parade continues with the arrival of a Blue Jay #cornellfeeders

06:21, 8/7 Come join the Blue Jay breakfast party! #cornellfeeders

06:18, 8/7 This close up view of the White-breasted Nuthatch displays the chestnut colors beneath the tail #cornellfeeders

06:56, 8/7 Another group breakfast in progress with Common Grackles and a Red-winged Blackbird #cornellfeeders

07:11, 8/7 Cozy corner for Mourning Dove #cornellfeeders

07:20, 8/7 Puffed out chest can be for variety of reasons ... warmth, defensive posture if predator near, comfort, attract a mate ... Meanwhile, makes this a pretty shot of this Mourning Dove! #cornellfeeders

07:56, 8/7 It's feeding time for a Red-winged Blackbird! #cornellfeeders

07:55, 8/2 Feeding time for a Red-winged Blackbird #cornellfeeders

Red-bellied Woodpeckers are pale, medium-sized woodpeckers commonly found in forests of the East. While the red belly isn’t always easy to spot when they’re clinging to trees, this female is showing hers off beautifully. youtu.be/kvrxnQc--vg

03:35, 8/8 Good morning, feeder fans, everywhere! #cornellfeeders

06:26, 8/8 ....I think the early birds slept in this morning! #cornellfeeders

06:33, 8/8 "Oh, 'scuse me, is this feeder taken?" #cornellfeeders

06:47, 8/8 Looks like the woodpecker has a little competition for the seed block feeder ..... #cornellfeeders

15:45, 8/8 Squirrel seems to have designs on the feeder platform ..... #cornellfeeders

22:46, 8/8 Good morning and happy Saturday feeder fans, everywhere! #cornellfeeders

05:53, 8/9 Cardinals are the early birds this morning #cornellfeeders

06:05, 8/9 Next to arrive .... Blue Jay (loud and clear!) #cornellfeeders

06:29, 8/9 Common Grackles join Red-bellied Woodpecker for breakfast #cornellfeeders

06:56, 8/9 A "bald-headed" blue jay is a common sight in late summer/early fall due to molting. Blue Jays like many birds replace their feathers seasonally. While most birds molt gradually, some blue jays, and some cardinals, lose all their head feathers at once #cornellfeeders